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“But no man could do for me what a plane could. What man could propel himself to a speed of 150 knots before lifting us to an altitude of 37,000 feet? What man could carry me across continents and seas, all while keeping me warm and oxygenated inside his aluminum torso? No man I’d ever chanced to meet!��

Sky Daddy follows a woman named Linda whose life goal is to get married to a plane �� a phenomenon that others vulgarly refer to as a plane crash.

If the synopsis of Kate Folk’s debut novel intrigues you, you’re in for a treat. The concept is explored with a great amount of depth, and the scenes of Linda’s plane rides get�� quite spicy? Additionally, there’s a surprisingly wholesome and tender friendship at the heart of this story that I fell in love with.

This is perfect for anyone who loves weird fiction. My biggest critique as a reader was that it felt a little too long and the scenes got repetitive. I think if this was 100 pages shorter or so it would’ve been an all time favorite for me, but it’s still a novel I highly recommend!

If you read the synopsis and thought to yourself, “wow, this sounds like a book I’d really love!�� �� pick it up and buckle your seatbelt, you are in for the ride of your life with this one.

Thank you to Random House, Netgalley, & the author for an advanced reader copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review.